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Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Dale of the Dead (2010) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Dale of the Dead (2010)

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Dale of the Dead (2010).

About the movie: Four survivors of a zombie apocalypse unite under one roof, only to have their sanctuary, and their sanity, ripped apart in only a day.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Dale of the Dead (2010)?
a.		Production was delayed in October 2003, when wildfires in southern California burned several sets.
b.		Amanda Foreman played a college counselor but was cut from the film. Her scene is among the deleted scenes included on the DVD.
c.		The scene where Princess Fiona burps was written after a recording session where Cameron Diaz burped after drinking Coca-Cola.
d.		There are only four sets to the whole movie, the houses, the front yard, and the woods.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Dale of the Dead (2010)?
a.		The whole movie was filmed in two days, with a zero budget. The final product is an extended version of a joke movie made when the creators were bored.
b.		Director Andrew Gernhard played the sasquatch in two scenes when Jason Criscoulo was unavailable.
c.		Originally, Tom Sturridge was cast as Davey, and Teresa Palmer was cast as Millie. After 2 months of filming and rising production costs, Hayden Christensen and Rachel Bilson were recast as the leads.
d.		Barry Hansen: (a.k.a. Dr. Demento) is the man eating whipped cream during the Channel 62 promo. The Dr. Demento show is a long-running (almost 40 years) syndicated radio show focusing exclusively on novelty and comedy records, and was the springboard that launched Weird Al.

3.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Dale of the Dead (2010)?
a.		Despite the fact that this was filmed in Super 35, "Filmed in Panavision" is listed in the end credits.
b.		The character of Grawp was done by using a recent breakthrough in film technology, developed by Image Metrics, which allows a computer to map an actors performance onto any character virtual or human, living or dead. The result is said to be far superior to standard hand-drawn computer graphics which are very costly and time-consuming.
c.		The final scene of the movie, inside the house, was extended and filmed in two different locations.
d.		The beige dress with paisley bodice Rachel Fielding (Mrs. Benson ) wears while being interviewed by Mr. Gutch is the same costume Sabina Franklyn (Jane Bennet) wears at Longbourn in Pride and Prejudice, Julie Cox (Annabella Milbanke) wears to read Byrons poetry book in Byron, and Freema Agyeman (Tattycoram) wears on the Marseilles wharf in Little Dorrit. The same costume is also worn by an extra on the Marseilles wharf in The Count of Monte Cristo, worn by a guest at Fannys wedding in Miss Austen Regrets.

4.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Dale of the Dead (2010)?
a.		Adela Rogers St. Johns published a book entitled "The Single Standard" in 1928, the same year this movie was released. It is not known if this book is related to the movie in any way.
b.		In 1987, a film collector donated a copy of this film to the Oregon Historical Society which then gave the film to the Library of Congress for restoration.
c.		The character portrayed by Cuba Gooding Jr., Doris Dorie Miller, was the first African-American to be awarded the Navy Cross.
d.		The "shed scene" was filmed in Dale Tuckers shed by his woods at around midnight. The two zombies were told to improv the scare tactics, leaving the survivors in the shed unknowing as to when the zombies would appear. So the fear shown by the survivors was genuine, not acted.

5.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Dale of the Dead (2010)?
a.		Following on the heels of Olivia Newton-Johns enormous success in Grease, this was meant to launch her career as a solo star. Its complete failure at the American box office ensured that this would be the one and only time she ever received top billing without a co-star in a theatrical release.
b.		The French chateau that appears in the film was constructed especially for the production by art director William Hutchinson and his crew of 85. One of the largest sets ever built, it stood 240 feet across and 50 feet high. Gardeners surrounded the building with 5400 square yards of heather, 400 ferns, 450 shrubs, 30 spruce trees and 6 full-grown weeping willows.
c.		After a disappointing preview in Los Angeles, director Gregory La Cava put the film back in production for retakes, but complained so bitterly that Helen Hayes decided to abandon movies and concentrate on stage productions because of his attitude.
d.		The famous "Mountain Jew" shirt is still worn by Evan.